How To Manage Supply Chain Data With Power BI [2023 Update]

Power BI can be extremely useful in managing supply chain data by providing powerful visualization and analytics capabilities that enable users to gain insights into their supply chain processes. Users can use Power BI to monitor and analyze inventory levels, track supplier performance, and identify supply chain bottlenecks. Additionally, users can leverage machine learning algorithms to forecast demand, optimize inventory levels, and reduce lead times.
By using Power BI, supply chain managers can make informed decisions that improve supply chain efficiency, reduce costs, and increase customer satisfaction. In this video, Sam will demonstrate how you can effectively manage supply chain data with Power BI.
****Video Details****
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Case scenario
02:45 Data model
03:09 Inactive relationships
03:54 Key measures
04:08 Events in progress technique
06:00 Formula combinations & patterns
06:27 USERELATIONSHIP
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[@alexrosen8762]

Hi Sam! Love your real world scenarios 🙏Very useful because it stretches my learning path in Power BI

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[@martyc5674]

Very useful technique 👍

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[@balaji_906]

Very useful info Sam. Thanks for sharing

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[@md.shabbirhossainbhuiyea4363]

Can you please let me know in which course you have covered this topic broadly?

[@basmalasaad2950]

where is this dataset?

[@autobase16]

Wow great 👍👍👍👍👍

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[@konstantinvolke4569]

One more thing. In case you want to partition this table for refreshing it in chunks. What partition strategy would you use and what date column would be the one responsible for splitting the partitions?

[@konstantinvolke4569]

Thank you for the video! You have 4 columns. But in our warehouse we have more than 20 relevant events. I believe this technique is no longer feasible with such a huge amount of columns. In your opinion.. what is a good size of the table in terms of columns?

[@SSM_33]

Gold

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May I get the dataset and PBIX file?

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